Chris Wood

First time back on a golf course, we're going to go and play nine holes with a six iron and a putter.

Cause I had no trauma attached to those clubs.

Right.

And that was the first, that was the starting point, I suppose.

And we saw gradually worked our way back through the bag from there.

I'm dealing with it every day, but I'm much better equipped now, so...

I suppose I'm going out onto golf courses now with tools to deal with it.

And I'm also being pushed and challenged in how I practice.

And I feel so much safer if I fail.

Like there were times like there's a hole at my home club where the Bristol City Training Ground runs alongside it.

And it's quite a tight platform.

And I...

I'd be hitting a four iron off the tee because of the thoughts of what's left, what's right, all these sort of things.

But over the past six months, I've just been hitting driver and just straight down the hole.

And I suppose that's an example of the progress I've made.

And I've got to lean on just little things like that to take into events that the belief that that sort of thing gives me.

It is, because we've talked about it.

I mentioned James and Lloydy over here.

He's been a big part of it.

And Ed, who I work with as well, who's helped me on the mental side massively.